Quotes About Pensive

Though it may not be a suitable comment for even this confidential record, I thought, by no means for the first time in such surroundings, what an odd way it was for people of opposite sexes to spend the evening, when, after all, there was nothing ahead that any of us could be sure of but infirmity, illness, and death.

Lan had begun an intense study of the contents of his pipe's bowl.

Life has ill-prepared me for finding any enjoyment in a press of merrymakers.

I'm by nature kind of a glum person, but I'm not a sad pathetic

He looks sad. Or maybe that's just how he looks when he isn't doing something else with his face.

He spent the afternoon alone in the streets.

Coffee makes us severe, and grave and philosophical.

Perhaps sometimes life shows you a side of itself which leaves you with nothing more to say

So we sat and thought deeply for awhile.

the dreamy endlessness of the afternoons spent deep in her own mind.

He adored the boy, who could induce strange reflections in him; once when the infant fell and slightly hurt himself, causing a great commotion, 'the Emperor became very pensive and then said: "I've seen one cannonball take out a single line of twenty men.

I fall to the toilette of my hinder parts, my favourite stance when contemplating the ways of the world.

So he just sits here staring into his beer.

I would like to perfect the art of being studiously aloof

If you met him you'd think the inspector was kind of slow. It was his way of thinking before he spoke so you knew that when the words came out they were just the ones he'd intended.

I am not, by nature, an explorer or an adventurer.

I had the time to reflect on my life.

A little quiet contemplation is a good way to begin the day.

Ultimately, Photography is subversive not when it frightens, repels, or even stigmatizes, but when it is pensive , when it thinks.

stopped. She looked at it like she was having second

In vain we roared;in vain we tried To rouse her into laughter: Her pensive glances wandered wide From orchestra to rafter - TIER UPON TIER! she said,and sighed; And silence followed after.

Perhaps sometimes life shows you a side of itself which leaves you with nothing more to say.' He said. 'Nothing more, never.

Qualcuno diceva: ha qualcosa addosso, come una specie di infelicità.

It's now the British Muse's fables That lie on maidens' bedside tables And haunt their dreams. They worship now The Vampire with his pensive brow